Anyone have experience with the piece of trash Nissan called a motor for their power windows? How easy would it be for me to just replace the power windows with crank windows? I'm sick of dealing with them.
>>15233423
How about you get oem parts instead of shitty aftermarket ones brah.
>>15233453
Even the oem ones suck cock. I bought them right from the start and the regulator goes bad within 6 months, every time. I'm just tired of replacing it over and over.
>>15233466
>probably has fucked wiring somewhere
>It's the car's fault not mine!
Git gud faggot, i had a 98 maxima and it was a tank
>>15233491
You're a homo. Ops complaints are valid. Its literally a problem area with 3rd gen Maxima's along with the injectors and some other miscellany. Hey op have you tried aftermarket regulators? I got sick of the whole window game, cut the regulator cable and clamped it down around a nearby bolt for permanently closed windows.
>>15233491
You had a different generation maxima, anon. There's nothing wrong with my wiring, it's the design of their regulator/motor for this year of car, it's a well known problem.
>>15233531
I haven't tried anything aftermarket yet since I have a lifetime warranty on the OEM. Any recommendations?
I like the breeze too much to lock my windows down.
>>15233540
Sheeeiit my bad, thought it was same gen
Check out maxima forums, they may know a trick
>>15233583
Yea it's all good, 94 encompasses both gens so it happens.
I'll try that, not sure why I haven't already. Cheers.
>>15233423
However bad they are, they will never be worse than what BMW did with their e34 window motors. Horror stories galore.
>>15233531
not OP but it's hot in SoCal this time of year, my window doesn't work right now and I have to drive with no shirt b/c I start sweating as soon as I get in the car.
>>15233568
Is the motor broken or the regulator? Which one has the lifetime warranty ?
http://www.4dsc.com/articles/interior/index.shtml
Let me know if that helps I'm on 3g so I didn't open the links
>>15233423
>Nissan Maxima '94
I completely feel your pain. Had to help my dad fix his when I was a kid. There is no easy way and they will continue to break.
